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orsas rhlnE. Predicted cs the srssi rr,p
OF the Atlanta.

Nav YoRK, Jan. ~. - whom IN. steel
cruiser Atlanta Eoea out on the third aud
final trial trip, tho Last OF next week, " viii
assume for tho fr-t timo the dignity Of q
fully equipped man-of.war. Tho Ruus will
be placed In position this week Among
tho guns which belong 10 tho equipment
are two OF twonty four ieot In length with
an cightinch bore. IL coats ,hc Govern.
mcnt slno 20 iiro ono of thesc guna, owing
partly to the fact that very expensive
powder, which can ba obtained only la
Germany, IL used. Tho projcctilcs for
those guns are aiao obtained from Ger
many They weigh 90 pounds, 60 at tho
ratio Of 2,co fcct per second and explode
ON striking. These two big guns shoot as.
curatcly n distance OF nvc miles. Tho
guns arc all made at tho ordnance depart
mont OF the Washington navy yard, aud
were tcatcd at tho Annapolis proving
grounds. In order 90 satisfy tho demand.
OF the Government the Atlanta must show
AN average speed OF aixtcon knots for sld
consecutive hours aud a.tlO horse power.
On the last trip seventeen knota an hour
were made for the required timo, but only
1880 horse power could bc shown. since
thcr several alterations In tho machinorv
have boon made.
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PARALYZED.
No Dueiness Dono ON Now Yorks
Groat wharfs.
All Ocean Travel 4. 20 be stopped by TIE
strikcrs-

Nrw yoRK, Jan. 2s.--Busincsa on tho
river front this morning Ia almost COM
plctely at standstiii, and, with tho cxccp-
uon OF small amount OF freight being
moved b. green hands on ono or two piers,
little work has been done ON the docks of
tho principal steamship companies alnco
the strike ofthe longshorcmcn commenced.
Tho strikers arc confident that they will
succeed and gain their demands. Their
next move will bc 20 got tho pilots on tho
ocean steamer service 20 como out. Tho
pilots are organized, and should tho order
go out for them 10 quit work. the strikers
hope 10 stop all transatlantic steamers
from sailing In or out OF port This, tho
union men claim, will compel tho steam
ship companies 90 come Co ,arms. Al tho
National Line dock this morning sixty
men, who were picked up from various
sources, were laid on IA they were incom-
petont Tho "WyominR" was being un.
loaded by non-union men aud tho sailors
OF the vessel The latter arc paid thirty
conts por hour I'm addition 20 their pay "a
seamcn. Tho green hands wcro imme-
diatcly taken In charge by members of tho
'Longahoromcn's Union and were organ
ized and became part of the s,rikcra union.
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PLANTED DYNAMITE.
Terrific Explosion on Board an
Ocean Steamer.
Suspicious Conduct ofa Man as Described
by One OF the Vessels Crew.

NEW YoRx, Jan. si.-The steam,hin
Suyandottc sailed from the foo, of Beach
street this afternoon, after having been de-
iayed somewhat by the troubles OF the limo
with the strikers. She was loaded by non
union longshoremcn. She came back
tonight with two great holes In her
decks, caused by dynamite explosion
on Long Branch. Sho had hve cabin
passengers and ten or fifteen In tho
steerago. She sailed for Norfolk. Tho
explosion took place In a closet on
the starboard quarter, about hundred
teet back from the engines and boilcrs
Captain John A. Kelly was In tho pilot-
house AT tho time, when, with "A lond rcport
and crash, a hole fifteen feet square was
torn up through the hurricane deck Tho
downward force OF tho explosive tore A
similar opening through the heavy planls
OF the main deck into the hold The ioiner
work OF the cabin was torn away and tho
AFTER part OF the cabin was badly wrecked
Robert Sinclair, moss-boy, told Captain
Kelly thata man about thirty i've years old.
about i've feet nine inches, with "A small
blonde mustachc, light ovcrcoat, came on
BOARD the Guyandottc shortly before sho
sailed and entered the closet In which tho
explosive was lodged. He did not loayo
'hN sup until Nnc tniru bell rang, and he
was the last person TO 20 ashore before
tho ship sailed. IL is regarded ns
more thon probable that he left tho
explosive. He had been seen earlier with "a
satchel In his hands. IL is supposed that tho
explosive, and some sort of Internal ma
chime TO set II OF, were left in the closet by
this man. The boy says that his manner and
actions were very suspicious. This story
and the alarming sequel 20 its suspicious
features renewed the alarm on board.
The wreck OF the saloon and nervous
dread that more explosives might DO
aboard unsettled tho nerves OF passon-
gers and crew alike. The ship was
put about, and reached her pier about
haif-past nine this evening When
the ship reached her dock Captain
Kelly gave orders that nothing should DO
disturbed aboard until "a careful cxamina-
uon OF the extent of the damage could bo
made tomorrow, and then he reported tho
disaster To the police. Half dozen police
men were sent at once 20 the dock No
one on board was seriously hurt.
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OEMENTATION.
fhc New Process Used at tho burial 81
David a.. Thomas At Niagara Pals.

hhc New Process Used at tho uuriai 81
David u. Thomas at Niagara fan..
BurfALo, N. v, Jan. 6.--Thc funeral OF
David IA. Thomas, late Superintendent of
tne Erie railroad, took place at suspcns sion
Bridge this afternoon. A delegation OF
Buffalo people, Including the board of
health, were present 10 witness the now
antiscptic process OF ''ccmcntatinn" which
thc remains were 20 be treated TO- Tho
gravo was sixteen inches larger each
way than usual. Eight inches OF ccmcnt
were thcn put In tho open grave,
ana the outer case was lowered so as TO
set squarcly upon tho cement, leaving a
small trench eight and n half inches wide
about the case, tho upper surface OF AZ bc.
ing eight inches lower than the surface of
tho ground. The trench was then nllcd
with cement and the caskct lowered into
the case. The cover was screwed on and
eight inches more Of cement placed over IL,
bringing the surface OF the cement level
with the ground. The process produced a
ieVornblc Impression on tho spectators.
The process by which IL was at first pro-
posed 10 bury the body was 20 place nno
sulphur and powdered charcoal, with alec
hol between the caskct and outer case.
Then setting hro 10 u, screw the lid on. tho
object being 10 absorb all liquids in tho
body and neutralize the gas arising from
the body. The gas generated by the burn
ing sulphur would prevent decomposition
Among other advantages this form OF
burial secures Ia its protection from grave
robb.ra
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The canucks weaseoIoo.

hALWtx, Jan, H.--HOn. M. r. Pheian,
United states Consul General, does not bo.
lievos the Canadian authorities will act 40
harshly again ne they did last season, and
Is of tho opinion that orders will be issued
70 commanders ~ cruisers 30 give more
freedom % American fishermen he u
partly led 20 hold this belief BY the decided
front presented by Congress, which he
considers Will have tho effect Of showing
Canada that the United States do not in.
tend 70 be triiied with. While nobody co
poets warliks conflict, tho public goner
ally are now giving more serious attenti0s
70 the attitude Of the United States Coz,
Rross on the fisheries auestlOn.
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ANARCHIST PLOT
To Blow Up tho Chicago jail Rather Than
Have Their Friend. Die on tn. GaIiows.

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Have Their Friend. Die on tho osIiows.
CncAoo, Jan. 3i..-Captain Setback haa
como into possession OF drawing which
was recognized a. tho basement plan OF
the jail and criminal court building. IL
was accurate In every particular. Even
the sewers and waste pipes were located
Basement plans OF the buildings ON Clark
street, extending TO the jail alley, were also
shown. From certain of those buildings
lines were drawn which met In tho center
OF the Jail yard Investigation showed
that the Easements indicated were those
Tor rent or of which the leases could DO
purchased. Captain Schaack's inqui-
rics led 90 tho theory that tho
lines centcring In the jail yard rep-
resented possible or projected tun-
ncls. Negotiations had been entered into
for tho lease OF one basement by prospect
I've shoe dealers, who stipulated for tho
division Of tho basement by close parti-
tion, separating the front from the back.
Boxes were 10 be delivered and taken
from the rear entrance. A close watch
has been kept, but without result, and
hopes of capturing the conspirators have
been abandoned. Captain Setback be-
lieves that the design was 90 cheat the gal
lows by blowing up the condemned Anar-
chists, and with them the officers delegated
10 conduct the execution. II tunnels were
designed 60 enable the Anarchists 20 es-
cape, tho lines would not reach to the Iail
yard, but rather 10 the jail Itself
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%pse All Rlqh,. Bu, Bad Scared. /.

LAFAYETTE, lSp., Jan. 27.-whlls q
switch-onginc was at work in tho Wabash
yards, this city, a small colored girl wa.
knocked down and fourteen cars passed
over her. Everybody expected tho child
was ground 20 atoms, but as soon a. the
train stopped n woolly head protruded
from between tho drive wheels Of tho cn.
ginc, and n little voice pipod up sharp and
shrill' Use all right; ! aln't hurt but Use
awful bad scarcd.n The child had been
caught up by the ash-pans of the ongius
about the time the train was stopped and
thus fortunately escaped. She had held
on TO little pail she was carrying 1T the
time, and. as eOon as she could crawl out,
ran OF homo, as though nothing had 90
onrrod.
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K. Of [. and ihe PInssrlon,,.

CnfcAoo, Jan. ~. Tho Knights OF La
Dor have declared war upon the Pinkor.
tons aud other detective agencies which
make " a business TO furnish armed pa
trolmen for services ia labor troubles, and
within the next thirty days bills prohibit
ing The Importation Of Pinkcrton detectives
and making ~ penal offcnsc for any om-
ployo OF such agency 90 exercise authority
as AN onicer Of tho law, win be introduced
In nearly every State Legislature which
Is now IN session In this country. This
fact was learned upon undoubtod au-
thority this morning, and II was also do.
veloped that tho movement originanatod
In Chicago
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A MoNsTER srRIKn.
riny Thousand Men GO ou, "a, Sew v,

'h'f t""hhnh we" go oot nt Nsw York.
NEw YonK, Jan. 25-Twcniy thousand
men are now ON strike among tho coal
shovelers, longshoremcn, freight haudior.
and men employed ON tho river front in
almost every capacity, and tho number IL
augmented 10 close ON to nifty thousand
by tho strikers on tho Brooklyn and der.
soy shore. In consequence u Ia almost
impossiblo for any Of tho steamers for
Europe or ooastwiso 10 leave port. 4,
is thought that tho pilots will bo drawn
into tho struggle. Thcir interests ara
with the workmcns aud ~ In alleged tina,
out OF hympathy II for no other reason
they viii refuse 20 tako out the ships one
OF tho IDEAS OF tho leaders ia 90 level up
and another Ia, and u Is tho principal ono
10 attract tho attention of tho bnainest
community and force IL 90 take some cog
nizanco OF the strike.
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Is Germanr ptennlIna lnr wnr,

BgRrrs, Jan. 20. Emperor William an.
nounccs that seventy-tgo thousand re-
serves viii bo called out M once. Speak
Ing later, he said that IL did not mean war,
but was simply intended 20 famillarizo
them with the new repeating rife Crown
Prince Frederick William, however, is
quoted as saying that the situation 10 atlll
serious The reported fact that Germany
has made arrangements 70 erect barracks
at various points along the French frontier
carries out tho Princes statement.
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Three Hundred People Drowned.

LoNDoS, Jan. 8l.--The British ship Kap-
unda, which left London on December / 1
for Fromantle, Western Australia, with
emigrants, came into collision near the
coast OF Brazil with an unknown vessel
and was sunk, and 800 OF those on board
were drowned. The remainder were saved
and have arrived at Bahia. Tho Kapunda
was an iron ship OF 1904 tons. She was
commanded by Captain Mason. Tho
vessel with which the Kapunda collided
was the British bark Ada Mclmore, which
also went 70 tho bottom. All told. 9Ol per-
sons wero drowned
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Chinese Mnldonns-

NEW YoHE, Jan. 3O.-No 5GS Fulton
street, Brooklyn, has been known az
Chinese tea store, but tonight the police
battered down the doors and captured
soventy-four Chinese gambling and SO.
900 in cash. Three prisoners had s7.ODO
each, aud two 5000 each. They came
from San Francisco, st. Louis, CHICAGO,
Pittsburgh, Newark and Paterson, N j.,
for the purpose Of breaking the bank of
the gambling house al the address named.
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Eriorilon and Perjury.

WuREsgAHRr, Pa, Jan. 3O.-Thomas ..
Evans, burgess of Nanticoke, was convicted
In the criminal court here, yesterday. Of
extortion and perjury In Office. Among
the charges was that of committing Hun
gsrians and Poles n prison without authOr-
ity' and imposing and collecting fines
which were not warranted under the law.
Congressman John Lynch was counsel Tor
The defendant. The trial created Intense
interest and excitement.
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A KENTUCKY LYNCHINo.
William Go rnish. Who shot Lulu Green.
Iakon from jan mud Hanged.

Louisville, Ky. Jan. 30.-Last Monday
William Lud Cornish, of Sharpsburg,
Washington County shot Miss Lulu
Green through the heart and brain
because she would not marry him.
He also tried 10 kin the girls mother
and sister, but failed on account OF
his pistol getting out Of order The mother
received a severe wound In the hand. and
was Knocked down with the pistol. Cor
nish was captured and taken 20 Spring.
held, the county-scat Last night a mob
composed OF 10 men entered the Jail and
secured the prisoner. he was taken 90 a
farm about two miles north OF town and
hanged.
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A Victim Of ihe asnuhli, no,,o,

haSsyfELD, O., Jan. 27.-This afternoop
John Iohiu began suit for E5OOOO aga ast
the - q o. railroad for damage sustained
In the wreck at Republic. TOhiH is a.
hansheld' and is constantly attended b.
TWO nurses his sister and niece He 10.
comes dciirions At timos. and his criss e.r
be hoard In tho whole neighborbood His
hands arc about healed. but the crown ol
his head j. destitute of hair. and Is a mas,
oI cOokod mcat. Hls dnafh b l1lkel for
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PENSIONERS CALLED OUT.
Canada Tells Her Little story Co ,he Ma
rines.


OTTAWA, ONT, Jan. 3i.--A circular has
been received from the British Admiralty
calling upon all marine pensioners under
hfty-hvc years Of age 20 hold themselves
In readiness for active service The oircu-
lar also requests an immediate answer az
TO age, whether the pcnsionor is a long ser.
vice one, or Is invalidcd, whether "A gunner
or torpedo artiiiccr, and 10 state
the nearest ship OF war where ho
could attend for examination. Travelling
expenses are 10 be paid by the British
Government. For not complying with the
order the pensioner will forfeit his pen
sion, and, NJ tho discretion OF the Govern
mcnt, may be arrested and punished as a
deserter. Only one such circular has been
issued since the Crimean war. Consider
able excitement has been caused among
pensioners and their families.
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DEER STORY FROM DETROIT.
Remarkable Csptur. Of a Buck on u Cake
OF Floating Ice.

Drrnorr, Miou., Jan. 9s.-Somo hunters
on the Canadian sidc Of tho Detroit river,
while after deer yesterday, chassd u 20
tho rivers edge. The river was fun OF
large cakes Of floating ice, aud the animal
sought 10 cross by jumping from one 20
another. large crowd gathered on tho
dock on this side OF the river and prcpara-
uons wero made for his capture. Tho cap
tain OF the trausfcr steamer Lansdowne
backed out into the strcam and throwing
rope over tho dccr's horns, hauled IL on
board. The crossing was made near tho
loot OF Eighteenth street the deer having
crossed from Sandwich. Tho story IL well
authenticated
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A CoIorcd Woman Turns BuraIar.

BALTIMORE Jan. 2s.-This morning Mary
Jones, colOred woman, was shot while
burglarously entering the whoIosals
grocery OF Wagner, Everson T. Rountree.
person WIS seen 10 enter by a rear win
dow, but in the darkness lt could not DO
discovered that the party was a woman,
and Mr. ROuutreo fired a shot gun ~ the
figure, which fell inside tho building. Tho
wounds are not serious, though i73 shots
have been taken from hor side, arm and
shoulder.
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A Double Murder BY a Boy.

macon, GA, Jan. 3i.-In Jones County. n
few miles out Saturday morning. two
boys aged ten and eight years, while in
the woods gathering brush, were set upon
by Sam Bivend, aged seventeen years, and
murdered with an axe. Charles Rivers,
the father Of the boys, headed a searching
party and found the bodies hidden in a
gully at o'clock Sunday morning Bivend
II IN jail aud has confessed. lie says ho
had fight with the boys.
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LfVahfoot, Jau. e. The onicIal count of
the vote in yesterdays Parliamentary
eiecton in nc Exchange Division0 % Liver
pool SHOWS mat Mr eoschen, Chauoeiior
oi the hTcbcgucr, was defeated bg lust
seven votes The vote was az follows
NovLllol oladsioIate. a.l-I. noarhaa. q 30
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Banker Belmon,'s Son.

Ngw YoHs, Jan. 81 Raymond Belmont.
son Of August Belmont, the well known
banker, shot and killed himself this morn
ing. Young Belmont lived with HE father
at 100 Fifth avenue, and was associated
with the Belmont banking house. The
shooting was done In the shooting gallery
10 the basement Of bits fathers residence.
II is thought % have been accidental
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Glass In ,he Bisou;ls

DErEoiT, Mon, Jan. 2s.--A servant girl
In the family Of a man named Whalley. In
Osceola County, was churning a few days
ago. Sho acc doutaily broke tumbier,
the pieces falling into the cream she re-
moved all tho fragments, as she supposed,
and made biscuits using the buttormilk,
aud the result is son Of the household
has number of pieces Of glass In hia
stomach and will probably die.
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Poverty and cfnmaiIon

PADUoAH, Ky, Jan 27.ITwO coiorel
children, aged three years were burned h.
death IN horrible manner this mornina
In the outskirts Of The city. The mother
who had been driven from tho house for
non-payment 0f rent, left them tied upoa
a straw mattress upon tho commons
and built a fire. Flying sparks sst Are e
The mattress, and tho children were almost
consumed before their condition was dis
cgyoFed
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Loasn Memorial Al WiIIjamsbu,a.

Lose IsLAyn Cmr, -. y, Jan. ~ Fully
twenty five hundred persons attended tho
services commemorative Of Gener J1t 20
\. Logan al Grand Army Hall. vi =
burg this evening The services were
held under the auspices of Mansfield Post.
No. rs. g. a. X tho hau was appropri-
ateiy drapcd add the services wsro very
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a Nonoasnsrian', Jov,os,

CHICAGO, Jan 27.-Wm. Reed, q grayhalres
man eighty-nine years 0ld. walked inte
the Arm0ry last night and asked Tor /,
nights lodging, stating that he was on his
way r. Albany. ~ y, from California lie
said D. 'rf' Albany last summer 10 seek :
hVing 10 California FAILING 10 hnd one 10
determined - rcfurn - his friends IN ths
hasi, but as b. was unable 10 percaass >
ticket was obliged % walk.
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Nn.d By 1f.e sIorn o. Ih.m.

POKTLaSD, ORR, Jan. 8i.--About two
O'Clock this morning high wind blew down
a large tree into camp where a number
of Chinese laborers were sleeping Nino
dead bodies had been removed At lasf ar-
counts and dozen or more injured. Three
20 four feet Of snow Ia on the ground. and
several bodies arc still supposed 10 bs
buried Ia the snow under tho fauen tim
f.s~
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ST. Loufs, Jan. 81 The Supreme Court
st jefferson City, No, to-day granted a
stay Of execution until April next 90 WIN.
Brooks, alias W n. l.. MAXWELL, and tho
Chinese highbinders, pending an appeal
for new trial The execution was % have
taken place next Thursday.
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Traeked Wllh sIood.hound,

ALBUEQuERQrE, ~ NJ, Jan IN gang
Of robbers who had boen operating near
here, we're tracked with blood hounds.
surrounded By the officers and in the hght
that cnsued one of the gang was killed and
two others caufurod
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Fllnca.s 80 ~ pn.oe-

Paris, Jan. 20 ~ Fl0urcns. Minister Of
Foreign Affair.", has sent dispatch 20 m.
Herbette French Ambassador At Berlin.
in which be- urges the latter 20 lose no ou.
foftunity ior impresslng upon Germany
Frances earnest desire for peace 10 which
oo.Lrn Lnn whole Lau-u-- n--n-r.
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con,esses ,be c,ins

NV YoHE, Jan. 30.--Edward Unger, tho
New York sausage peddlor under arrest
for tho murder Of his partner. August
Bohie, whose headlcss body was discov-
cred IN = trunk ut Baltimore, has made a
full confession Of the horrible crime.
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FRAFELIs. Ia, Jan g7 "A shooting A.
TAR occurred az Ceutervlno on Tuesday
between two men named simoneaux aid
nofdy himoneagn was shot through ths
head ard died from ths effects of his iui,.
ries mis- morning G0rdy was shsi
through fhe breast, and is thouRat % 81
m0rtallv wounded
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MADfsoN. Wis, Jan. So Black diph.
iberia Is raging ten miles northeast Of this
place. Last night Peter Meyers. a farmer,
lost five children. The schools 40 Wanna
zee have been closed aud the town auaran.
tined,
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Diseased Cattle In Illinois.

CHfca0o, Jan. 2s-Two thousand cattle
IN Illinois, iu addition 20 the twenty fvo
hundred how In quarantine That have been
exposed - pleurO pneumonia. viii b. sim
harly held, al being later slag gbterod ~
ihe State.
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sulllran,s Rfnssn Am

Nav YoHE. Jan. 25.- DR.. sayre examined
John l. 5uliivan's broken arm and found
that it bad been improperly sot He iu.
formed Sullivan of Che fact, and. with his
consent. broke 10 again ~ a sudden twist
and reset b. sullivan tainted slth tho
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"A Madrid sch

"A Madrid scholar, Senior Carulla.
who has been for many years at work
on rhymed version Of the Bible. has
just completed his task. Tho work
contains 2eO. 900 verseA
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-Signor Joseph Tosso. the late violin
ist and composer. used to say Of him
self: "My father was an Italian, my
mother a French woman. was born
on board Spanish ship, sailing under
the English flag. In Mexican wa
tereu
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nIeblasn h Try p,obihl,io,

LAssig0, 1icH., Jan 23-The state SEN
fte' last night. passed tho joint resolution
% submit a prOhiDitDry amendment % 4
vote of tho people b. q vote 0f ~ 10 i0
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Better LET Ihem Go Erns.

MoSsRFAf, Jan. 2s.-The Canadian Gov
ernment has decided 70 release the Amer
lean fishing schooncrs Jeanette and Mag
gle Mitchell, seized by tbe cruiser Middle
ton 10 81 Andrews, y. B., few weeks
ago, on the payment Of fines of 80 aud 600
respectively. The charge was for an in
fraction of customs and fisheries regu-
latiOus